K-Town 

Is a nickname of a district in Oslo, norway, called Kjelsaas.
It's widely used among youth in the district and most of the youth in the rest of Oslo knows exactly what you mean when you say that you're from K-town.

K-Town is a mad chill place

K-Town by Killa Trikkehallen Crew August 17, 2011

D-Town

Dallas,Texas. The urban city alson known as the Metroplex.

I'm from D-Town mutha fucka so watch the fuck out!

D-Town by pseudonym May 13, 2005

Granger Town 

A city amidst cities. Located in The Lower Yakima Valley in Washington state. Home to criminals and crackheads. Danger lurks around every corner for the bustas, Levas and snitches that try to inhabit it's streets.One of the poorest regions of Washington state. A population of roughly 3000, this town which has now become a city is quickly growing and soon to be a metropolis. Batman watch out.

I live in the big bad granger Town. 20 miles from no where. LOL!

Granger Town by Billy LaPierre June 27, 2007

Chi-Town Fizzle 

When a Female (or Male, but that's just nasty) eats a packet or 2 of Pop Rocks, the candy that "sparkles" in your mouth, and then proceeds to blow a Male.

I only payed for a regular blow job 'cuz I thought the chick might have some disease or something but then she gave me a Chi-Town Fizzle! Man, that was a great surprise! Definitely worth the $40.

Chi-Town Fizzle by The gang leader with the Bandanas on the wrists June 2, 2008

P Town 

Refers to Portland, Oregon on the west coast.

Rae: Are you going to P Town tonight?
Jake: Yea, that town is amazing!

P Town by Radxtiger August 9, 2010

S-Town 

S-Town or called as well S-City is the nickname of the town "Sartrouville" (Paris suburbs) called by young people.

Dams : Where do you come from, ey ?

Will : Sartrouville

Dams : Oh, you'r from S-Town, it's off the hook !

S-Town by Pierre Fond March 22, 2013

industry town 

A city whose growth, character, and economy is partially driven by the music, film, or television industry. Industry towns can include numerous record labels, movie and recording studios, publishing houses, and promotional and booking agencies.

Such cities are characterized by professional actors, musicians, songwriters, producers, and artists; as well as aspiring professionals who generally populate the cities' service industry.

Like any industry town, Nashville has its fair share of aspiring artists and musicians who are waiting tables.

Example cities: Los Angeles, New York City, Nashville

industry town by John Xavier March 1, 2008